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Council OKs purchase of truck camera; public-safety training and stop-sign visibility raised
Summary
Council members agreed to purchase cameras for Public Works trucks and praised on-the-job training; concerns about a stop sign near the train station led to a suggestion to install a mirror to improve sight lines for motorists.
Council members said they would buy cameras for Public Works trucks to improve safety and oversight. Cindy Barley said she would buy one and Tony Musso said he would also pay for one, and the devices were expected to be ordered on Tuesday.
Public-safety discussion included praise for in-house training — Mark Holloway said "it is great to see experience training the new employees" — and consideration of sight-line improvements at the stop sign by the train station, where Holloway suggested installing a post-mounted mirror to make all directions visible to motorists.
